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Title: The Palm of Alpha Tau Omega
Year: 1880 (1880s)
Authors: Alpha Tau Omega
Subjects: Greek letter societies
Publisher: (Champaign, Ill., etc.)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

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WNBR,Memphis.—Ewing Carruthers Jr. MAJOR ELECTED CO-CAPTAINOF SLMPSON TRACK TEAM Bill Loundsbury, a great star lastyear in track at Simpson College is go-ing to be quite an attraction in footballthis season. This summer he is workingin Alaska, having to be taken to workin an aeroplane at the first of the sum-mer and taken back at the end. Heprobably will be in wonderful conditionfor football and track. Bill weighs over200 pounds. Max Miller and Allen Major, our starhurdler and quarter-miler respectively,are going out there on the track this yearand show us some speed. Major waselected co-captain of the track team fornext season. P. A. Dyer and Lewis Kimer wereour representatives at Congress. Our chapter house is being remodeledand redecorated this summer. We mayadd a new section onto the house inwhich our Mother will live. Rushing w^as put a week ahead thisyear thus making it the first week afterschool starts. Most of our seniors had very goodluck in securing emplovment.—BohBasr..
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—Courtesy, Troy Record. FORMER PROVINCE CHIEF HONORED AT TROYMAC GREGOR ROBINSON HICKOK Ernest Robinson, principal of the Troy, N. Y., high school and former Chief of Province V is shoion receiving a jewel of office in recognition of his services to Alpha Tau Omega. Paul R. Hickok, Worthy Grand Chaplain and formerly a pastor in Troy, is making the award as John MacGregor, the present Province Chief, looks on. PERSONS AND EVENTS 307 KARL T. COMPTON SEESNEW ERA IN SCIENCE With the theme that modern sciencereally creates wealth and that underit every one is the gainer, and no onethe loser, Dr. Karl T. Compton, BetaMu 08, president of the MassachusettsInstitute of Technology, addressed theM. I. T. graduating class June 6 de-livering the annual baccalaureate ser-mon. He said that the advent of modernscience is the most important social eventin all history. It marks the point at v^hich menhave come to understand themselves andthe world they live in well enough tobegin systematically to co

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